Released in 2025, MYSLF L’Absolu takes the MYSLF range to its highest intensity, according to Yves Saint Laurent. A sparkling ginger and cardamom lift the bergamot, an orange blossom worked in YSL’s Ourika gardens holds the heart and an Indonesian patchouli the base, in a monolith of silvery mirrored glass.
Glass monolith with a silvery metallic mirror finish, tone on tone from bottle to cap, embossed with the YSL initials.
The house dresses L’Absolu in a reinterpretation of the MYSLF silhouette: a metallic mirrored monolith, tone on tone from bottle to cap, which it presents as the quintessence of its luxury.
WWD describes a metallic bottle embossed with the letters YSL, and Yazhini Manimudi a silvery, reflective finish that runs all the way to the atomizer, an echo, in her view, of the fragrance’s icy opening.